Archives for October 2006
Evolt.org’s Browser Archive is, unsurprisingly, an archive of old versions of pretty much every web browser that ever existed, and seems like it could be a very useful place for web developers who need testing tools.
Laura took this impromptu photograph of Michael and I earlier this week. I can’t help thinking that we look like we’re in a promotional shot for a procedural crime drama about a human/feline detective team - we could call it “Law & Order: Special Kittens Unit”.
Adult Swim are posting clips from the Chrome Children DVD on their site each week, and I really must insist that you watch the video for Nothing Like This, J Dilla’s contribution - which to my ears is also the finest track on the album.
Keep an eye out for the rest of the Chrome […]
Rhymed Code has 1001 WordPression Loops, an excellent collection of custom WordPress Loops.
YouTube is slowly committing suicide, by systematically removing the only content it has that is actually worth watching.
NYTimes.com reports that YouTube is removing copyrighted clips at an exponential rate in preparation for Google’s purchase of the site. Once this purge is complete, YouTube’s content will consist mainly of drunken teenagers injuring themselves/others and hipster douchebags […]
Lifehacker has a guide to editing Firefox’s userChrome.css to free up some valuable screen real-estate - Consolidate Firefox’s chrome.